Reply 1 : Bought Used Computer. Having Trouble doing System Restore
http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/Document.jsp?objectID=c00809678 notes to not remove it but many do. To fix it you order the recovery media or install another OS.
Bob
Bob
Reply 2 : Bought Used Computer. Having Trouble doing System Restore
So If I installed Windows XP it would also revert the computer to factory settings?
Reply 3 : Bought Used Computer. Having Trouble doing System Restore
But if you have no other choice, why not try?
Reply 4 : Bought Used Computer. Having Trouble doing System Restore
I don't like to put money on the table until I'm almost %100 certain it'll work. My two options so it seems, are to order the recovery discs for $30 or buy Windows XP for $80 + shipping. Which is the better and most effective option for erasing all of the previous owner's programs and making the computer like it's never been used. I mean new name, new user, new passwords, only the original programs...
Oh, or I could take into Staples or Best Buy and have them perform a recovery for $100.
Oh, or I could take into Staples or Best Buy and have them perform a recovery for $100.
Reply 5 : Bought Used Computer. Having Trouble doing System Restore
They could have because my model should have the recovery manager. Anyway, just ordered the recovery disc from HPs website and they'll be arriving in a day or two. Thanks for your help.
Reply 6 : Bought Used Computer. Having Trouble doing System Restore
Best of luck!
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